How to Fix into Dot & Dab/ Dry Lined Walls
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In today's video I will
In today's video I will be showing you a really secure way to fix heavy objects into dot and dab drylined walls.
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TODAY'S TOOLKIT
- Corefix Original 24 pack trade box https://geni.us/vGB3wLX (Amazon)
- Corefix Original 4 pack https://geni.us/4Qp5O6S (Amazon)
- Corefix Plus 30 (120mm screws) 4 pack https://geni.us/OSIF (Amazon)
**The Amazon links above are affiliate links. It doesn't cost you anything to click on them but I do earn a small commission if you do.
And here's the legal bit I have to state: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
I was recently approached by METEX who asked if I would be prepared to do a video on their drylined heavy duty fixing COREFIX. I'm always sceptical of these requests. I don't get paid for any of these tests and so it has to be a good one to convince me to do a video - as quite frankly I have far too many projects of my own queueing up around the house.
But this one was interesting - not least because it suggested there was a solution to situations where you're trying to get a heavy object to fix onto a plasterboard wall where you have a void behind the plasterboard. You have a void where the plasterboard is either glued to the wall with plasterboard adhesive (dot and dabbed) or where the plasterboard is mechanically fixed to steel or wood battens on the wall.
The fixing is substantial - it requires a 10mm diameter drill bit, but the clever thing is that it has a steel core that you insert into the wall plug. This steel core stops the fixing from buckling and pulling the screw into the wall, which basically creates a very strong bridge across the void behind the plasterboard.
Don't take my word for it. Watch my vid and see what you think!
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You can buy me a coffee here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/charlied... or become a monthly member to unlock Discord forum membership, exclusive content and automatic entry into my FREE Monthly Giveaway. Thank you SO SO much!!
You can now access my 🛠Charlie DIYte Amazon Tool Store here https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/charlie... - where you'll find all my tried, tested and much loved DIY tools arranged into handy categories.
TODAY'S TOOLKIT
- Corefix Original 24 pack trade box https://geni.us/vGB3wLX (Amazon)
- Corefix Original 4 pack https://geni.us/4Qp5O6S (Amazon)
- Corefix Plus 30 (120mm screws) 4 pack https://geni.us/OSIF (Amazon)
**The Amazon links above are affiliate links. It doesn't cost you anything to click on them but I do earn a small commission if you do.
And here's the legal bit I have to state: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
I was recently approached by METEX who asked if I would be prepared to do a video on their drylined heavy duty fixing COREFIX. I'm always sceptical of these requests. I don't get paid for any of these tests and so it has to be a good one to convince me to do a video - as quite frankly I have far too many projects of my own queueing up around the house.
But this one was interesting - not least because it suggested there was a solution to situations where you're trying to get a heavy object to fix onto a plasterboard wall where you have a void behind the plasterboard. You have a void where the plasterboard is either glued to the wall with plasterboard adhesive (dot and dabbed) or where the plasterboard is mechanically fixed to steel or wood battens on the wall.
The fixing is substantial - it requires a 10mm diameter drill bit, but the clever thing is that it has a steel core that you insert into the wall plug. This steel core stops the fixing from buckling and pulling the screw into the wall, which basically creates a very strong bridge across the void behind the plasterboard.
Don't take my word for it. Watch my vid and see what you think!
SUBSCRIBE - you can subscribe to my Channel here:
charliediyte
LET'S CONNECT!
Charlie DIYte
-- Email: [email protected]
-- Facebook: charliediyte
-- https://charliediyte.co.uk/
-- Instagram: charliediyte
-- Twitter: CharlieDIYte
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